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What does one-design mean in relaton to the International Contender?

The hull, foils, mast, spars, sails are measured to one design rules, although the choice of hull builder, foil maker, sailmaker and spar manufacturer are all left open. The fitting out of the boat is left open. The class rules are fairly simple and every boat must have an ISAF validated measurement certificate.

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